Postgraduate Taught
Our postgraduate taught MSc programmes are offered both as a traditional on-campus course (usually studied either full-time over a period of one year or part-time over two years) and via distance-learning (students choosing this route may study flexibly for up to five years).
Students are able to specialise in Radiation Physics and Biomedical Engineering and Medical Imaging. The MSc programmes are also available as a Postgraduate Diploma or Postgraduate Certification.
New for September 2023!
Our new postgraduate programme, MSc Artificial Intelligence and Medical Imaging, is now open for admission for September 2023 entry. This new degree programme aims to teach the fundamental aspects of modern medical imaging using AI-enabled systems and will be delivered in partnership with the UCL Centre for Medical Image Computing (CMIC).
Click below for more information.
Discover how AI and Medical Imaging is used to improve detection and diagnosis of disease from imaging data.
Discover the cutting-edge field of Medical Robotics and Artificial Intelligence which is revolutionising healthcare technology.
Discover the streams of our MSc: Radiation Physics or Biomedical Engineering and Medical Imaging.
Discover our flexible MSc by Distance Learning, the only one of its kind in the UK to be accredited by IPEM.
Discover the research-focused structured training of our MRes.
Discover how this degree aims to train future leaders in AI-powered medical imaging innovations.
Meet the Department
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Meet some of the academics, researchers and students in our Department, as they explain what Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering is doing to drive healthcare forward.
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